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Carta Pesta, Legno (wood), Cuoio (leather)

Mrs. Zero

Pantalaone

Photo: © Pat Moran

Crone mask

Bear for The King Stag. Photo ©2015 Owen Carey

Ska the hydra, The Maya Project, Teach for India, 2014

“A Midsummers Night Dream”,The Portland Ballet

Hey Monkey Monkey! I used close-fitting face masks for the monkeys, and you can see the actor’s eyes move.

Draybeck, the dragon sorcerer. Photo: Leslie Gamboni

The Sand Rider. Photo: Leslie Gamboni

Pulcinella

Wooden bondres mask

Larval mask

Scapino

Arlecchino

A variation from the previous sculpture. The eyes were further refined and smoothed with paper clay.

Beth Thompson as the Bear in The Snowstorm. Photo by Brud Giles.

Papa Grande tells a story to Tomás and Enrique. Photo: © Pat Moran

Sunset Elephant! I love it when I can conceal the eye-hole the actor looks through.

The initial painting treatment. Though I liked it by the light of day, it seemed like it might be too dark for the context in which it would be performed.

Photo: Leslie Gamboni

Mug Ruith. Photo: Leslie Gamboni

The Caterpillar

Washed Up, Nomadic Theatre Co

Garloc, the tree troll. Photo: Leslie Gamboni

Judgement

The mask is painted so that the rays of the sun emanate from the nose of the clown, spreading warmth and joy.